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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 143, 3 June 1912, Page 2

WHAT AN OWNER IN THE HIRE BUSINESS THINKS OF THE ‘E.M.F.* A car that is uwd for hiring-out purposes generally gets a pretty hard gruelling, and when the district it runs in is as Lilly as the Titnaru district, it has to be a mighty good car to stand the racket. That is just where that splendid American car, the “ E.M.F..” comes out strongest. Air. H. A. Glenie, of the Titnaru Livery Stables, who has had an “ E.AI.F.” for ten months, wrote us recently ordering another car of the same make. In his letter he says:—“l must take this opportunity of expressing my appreciation and satisfaction with the * E.M.F.’ car, which I have now had on the road for ten months, and have driven 11,8*7 miles. The car is now as good as the first day I got it, and I have had a non-stop run. with the exception of u few tyre troubles. Owing to having .such a reliable car at the disposal of clients, my hire business has increased so much that I have deemed it advisable to put another car of the same make on the road to meet the demand.” Suea a letter, accompanied by such a substantial guarantee of absolute satisfaction, requires no comment. And this is not just an isolated case. Ask E.AJ.F. owner, and he will tell yon exactly the same story. There are over 30 E.AI.F. and Flanders cars in constant service in Hawke’s Bay to-day, and <■’. erv one we are proud of. We sell the big .'»(!-!>.p. 5-scatnr at £4OO, the Flanders l-soater nt £3OO, and the Flar.dcrs 2-sratcr at £275. all fully equipped and ready for the road. Tuition and demonstrating runs free, ("cm' along and ue will show you how much better value these ears are than any other cars. TOURIST MOTOR CO., LTD., HASTINGS. Also sole agents lor Minervas, Talbots, Bayards, and Humber Cars, 8.5. A., Triumph, and Indian motor cycles.*